Snell's Law ReportObjectives Resultsi (degrees)r (degreessin isin rsin isin rAverage value for refractive index of glass n =n =True Refractive Index of glass = nt=1.523Errors Analysis:...Relative Error =nt-n %..100

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Snell's Law Report Objectives

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Snell's Law Report
Objectives

Results
i (degrees)
r (degrees
sin i
sin r
sin i
sin r
Average value for refractive index of glass n =
n =
True Refractive Index of glass = nt=1.523
Errors Analysis:
...Relative Error =
nt-n %..
100

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